1. The document discusses the role and definition of a Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) in the financial management of a state government. A DDO is responsible for drawing funds from the government treasury and ensuring their proper expenditure.
2. A DDO can be the head of an office, specially appointed by government order, or appointed under Rule 148 of the Treasury Code. Key responsibilities of a DDO include signing authorization, maintaining bills registers, appointing sub-treasury officers.
3. The document emphasizes the DDO acts as the budget estimating officer of their office and is responsible for preparing revised estimates of current year and budget estimates of next financial year.
1. The document discusses the role and definition of a Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) in the financial management of a state government. A DDO is responsible for drawing funds from the government treasury and ensuring their proper expenditure.
2. A DDO can be the head of an office, specially appointed by government order, or appointed under Rule 148 of the Treasury Code. Key responsibilities of a DDO include signing authorization, maintaining bills registers, appointing sub-treasury officers.
3. The document emphasizes the DDO acts as the budget estimating officer of their office and is responsible for preparing revised estimates of current year and budget estimates of next financial year.
1. The document discusses the role and definition of a Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) in the financial management of a state government. A DDO is responsible for drawing funds from the government treasury and ensuring their proper expenditure.
2. A DDO can be the head of an office, specially appointed by government order, or appointed under Rule 148 of the Treasury Code. Key responsibilities of a DDO include signing authorization, maintaining bills registers, appointing sub-treasury officers.
3. The document emphasizes the DDO acts as the budget estimating officer of their office and is responsible for preparing revised estimates of current year and budget estimates of next financial year.
1. The document discusses the role and definition of a Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) in the financial management of a state government. A DDO is responsible for drawing funds from the government treasury and ensuring their proper expenditure.
2. A DDO can be the head of an office, specially appointed by government order, or appointed under Rule 148 of the Treasury Code. Key responsibilities of a DDO include signing authorization, maintaining bills registers, appointing sub-treasury officers.
3. The document emphasizes the DDO acts as the budget estimating officer of their office and is responsible for preparing revised estimates of current year and budget estimates of next financial year.